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G. Inuso,F. La Foresta,N. Mammone,F. C. Morabitoement in the modularization of different concerns. Also, the use of aspects resulted in: (i) fewer lines of code, (ii) fewer design and implementation components, and (iii) lower coupling between the components. However, the aspect-oriented approach produced lower cohesion in the MAS components. Fin

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Fran?ois B. Vialatte,Andrzej Cichockig a process for the systematic construction of ontologies, centered on the concept of application languages. This concept is rooted on a representation scheme called the language extended lexicon (LEL). We demonstrate our approach using an example in which we implement a machine processable ontology

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Bo Zheng,Jagath C. Rajapaksebstractions for describing and structuring agent behavior. The abstraction of a role obviously is essential in this respect. Earlier, we proposed statecharts as a formalism to describe roles. Although this allows application developers to describe roles comfortably, the formalism supports rigid beha

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Yunfeng Wu,Cong Wang,S. C. Ng,Anant Madabhushi,Yixin Zhong in Synchronous C++, a concurrent extension of C++ and the second in Regis/Darwin. This application shows that formal methods are quite appropriate for developing control process problem from scratch and with requirements to be checked in mind. It appeared clearly that the specification phase was ve